If a newborn child begins to get sick often, does not endlessly crawl out of ARVI, he has constant snot and cough, then it is possible that this child is infected with staphylococcus. Usually, upon hearing such a diagnosis, young mothers panic. However, staphylococcus aureus is perfectly treated. The main thing is not to postpone the visit to the doctor.
Instructions
Step 1
Staphylococcus aureus is a globular bacterium that lives mainly on human mucous membranes and skin. Its main "task" is to reduce immunity. This is especially dangerous for newborns who do not yet have their own immunity. And due to a weakened or completely absent immunity, a person is easily susceptible to diseases such as acne, suppuration of wounds, boils, pneumonia, meningitis and even general blood poisoning.
Step 2
Why are children more at risk of contracting staphylococcus? First, they are born in a hospital. And in medical institutions, as you know, sterility does not always reign. Secondly, staphylococcus aureus lives everywhere - on the floor, on furniture and in different parts of the house. Small children constantly pull unwashed fingers into their mouths, drag toys from the floor. One of the basic rules for the prevention of such a disease, of course, is cleanliness. Sterility is not necessary (it is simply impossible to achieve it at home), but thorough cleaning of living quarters is necessary while there is a baby in the house.
Step 3
How to determine that a child has staphylococcus aureus? Of course, only a specialist will give the most accurate answer to this question. But mom can find out that something is wrong herself. For example, several diseases are referred to as signs of infection with staphylococcus. For example, enterocolitis. In this case, the baby often cries, he has a mushy stool with mucus impurities and a swollen stomach. Sometimes vomiting may open and the temperature rises. Also, staphylococcal infection is indicated by infectious conjunctivitis. In this case, when the child cries, the eyes swell and turn red, pus can be released from them, and crusts form. Also, a sign of staphylococcus may be multiple abscesses and purulent inflammation on the skin.
Step 4
If doctors suspect staphylococcus aureus in a newborn baby, they will send both the mother and the child to be tested. Breast milk is taken from the mother for analysis in order to exclude this method of infection. Biological material is taken from the child for sowing - either feces or discharge from wounds.
Step 5
If the diagnosis is confirmed, the doctor prescribes treatment. The very first recommendation is to maintain cleanliness and hygiene. As for medicines, it will be more difficult. Staphylococcus aureus does not respond to antibiotics. Because of this, difficulties arise with 100% elimination of the infection from the body - both for adults and children. In modern medicine, staphylococcus aureus is treated mainly with antiparasitic devices in bioresonance therapy. Antiseptics, immune preparations, very strong antibiotics and bacteriophages, which are popular today, are also used in the treatment.
Step 6
The main trouble is that having been ill with staphylococcus once, the child does not receive immunity from it for life. The infection may still return. But you shouldn't panic because of this - far from always it becomes the cause of diseases in a child.
